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mr. robert mueller. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] thank you. we had to get out of here. you. thank you. thank you, speakers, for the hyperbole. it is a pleasure to hear that. each of you will be happy to know that my farewell speech will be half as long as the farewell speech by george tenet when he left the agency. [laughter] i have to tell you what an honor it is to see so many friends, colleagues, relationships that span a decade. thank you to the general for hosting the event and for the speakers and the kind words. as i look around the room i see individuals whose good judgment and wise counsel made a huge difference to me personally and professionally, whether it be from the u.s. attorneys offices in boston, san francisco, washington, to my colleagues here at the department of justice, past and present, and law enforcement partners across the country and counterparts in the intelligence community, to the men and women of the fbi. i will say, george, i was appreciative of your comments --ut testifying, that i will but i will tell you that george has a selective memo

mr. director bob mueller these last 12 years, let me express profound appreciation and gratitude for whatbureau through a tumultuous time with integrity and distinction, and on a personal note just to say thanks for the privilege of serving as one of your deputy directors, for encouraging me and teaching me lessons in leadership which i have had the opportunity to use. and now as you and ann do go into that next chapter of your lives, best wishes and godspeed in all you do. thanks. [applause] >> thank you, john. i think that two brief anecdotes are quite illuminating about this great department, this attorney general and director mueller. one day in the mid '90s not long after he left the position of assistant attorney general for the criminal division for private practice at the beginning of the clinton administration, mueller called me and advised that u.s. attorney eric holder had offered him the position of senior litigation, senior litigator in the homicide unit of the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. bob wanted to take the job, but he recognized that he had been a political appointee

mr. robert mueller. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] thank you. we had to get out of here. you. thank you. , speakers, for the hyperbole. it is a pleasure to hear that. toh of you will be happy know that my farewell speech the be half as long as farewell speech by george tenet when he left the agency. [laughter] honor to tell you what an it is to see so many friends, colleagues, relationships that span a decade. thank you to the general for hosting the event and for the speakers and the kind words. as i look around the room i see individuals whose good judgment and wise counsel made a huge difference to me personally and professionally, whether it be from the u.s. attorneys offices in boston, san francisco washington, to my colleagues here at the department of justice, past and present, and law enforcement partners across the country and counterparts in the intelligence community, to the men and women of the fbi. i will say, george, i was appreciative of your comments about testifying, that i will tell you that george has a selective memory. [laughter] it is true that georg

mr. director bob mueller these last 12 years, let me express a found appreciation and gratitude for what bureau through a tumultuous time with integrity and distinction, and on a personal note to say thanks for the privilege of serving as one of your deputy director's for encouraging me at teaching me lessons in leadership which i have had the opportunity to use. now as you and anne douceur vendor that next chapter of your life, best wishes and god speed and all you do. [applause] >> thank you, john. to anecdotes are a looming about the great department, the attorney general and director mueller. one day in the mid nineties, not long after he left the position of assistant attorney general for the criminal division for private practice, but the beginning of the clinton administration, mueller called me and advised that u.s. attorney eric holder had offered him a position of senior litigation, senior litigator in the homicide unit at the u.s. attorney's office in d.c.. bob wanted to take the job but he recognized he'd been the political appointee of the immediately previous administration

mrs. grant and the honorable blank and blank. their friends would come over for tea party and they would fill out the blanks. she had mary mueller as the housekeeper. is that the one who traveled to europe with her? guest: i think so. guest: they were very close. she called her "most excellent woman." i daresay she helped with some of that. most of the social duties, there might be a clerk from the office who would help, but there was no social secretary until theodore roosevelt. host: here is a question about their days preceding the white house -- guest: i would say yes. guest: yes, actually, because grant was still head of the army after the war and for a short while interim secretary of war. she talks about the reception that she held, they held in their home in dc and that it was a natural progression into the white house. guest: don't you think she was one of those women that attracted people too? she was a personable woman and she cared about people. when somebody had a hard time, she went to them. she was a nice person. people were attracted to her. host: one of the interesting stories, it alludes to tensions between mar